Our mission is to quantify and address threats to water availability and freshwater ecosystems.
Current research:
Developing novel methods of carbon dioxide removal using enhanced mineral weathering in rivers.
Determining where and how forest and freshwater ecosystems are threatened by acidification and climate change, and finding solutions to restore them.
Quantify the threat of toxic aluminum to forest, aquatic human and community health.
Development of theoretical frameworks on how the evolution of life altered terrestrial water availability to better characterize human impacts on water distribution.
Check out our newest pre-print publications on water chemistry impacts of terrestrial liming, and the carbon dioxide drawdown potential of rivers!
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